Especially when one has the original motorised 1960s version with rubber band drive!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes it will, Thanks for watching.

SICK??? For heavens sake use the word correctly and stop this ridicules trend of corrupting the english language by trying to look clever and with it!!!

​@@user-wq9de7gj9d ok Richard Hellon somone got up on the rong side of bed im 15 with rely bad dislekyer i cant think of works like normal people i just wanted to spread some posativaty because i liked the model and you replyed to that with negativaty i have bean buled all my life for my inglish at that some random pirson spent time to critisise my yse of words hurts my felings

@@user-wq9de7gj9d I suspect that you are just another 'Russian bot' attempting to spread intolerance & anger in other nations. However, if you are not a 'Russian bot', then please read the following: FYI, "Slang" has been part of every language since the dawn of humanity. Every generation has created its own slang, 'old wives tales' (..now known as 'urban myths'..), cultural icons/metaphors, and mythological characters. In fact, there is a good chance that you use a lot of terms which were once slang terms & cultural metaphors, but have become accepted parts of the English language over the decades or centuries (perhaps to the point of being a word in the most widely accepted dictionaries). For example, a lot of phrases from Shakespeare's plays have become common & accepted parts of the English language, such as "in one fell swoop" from "MacBeth".

All kits are produced in one or few waves, once all waves are sold out its over, kit is gone. Fortunately for you creating injection moulds is expensive so factories want to milk them as much as possible. Eventually they will re-relese the kit, release different version of it, or sell the moulds to other company that will re-relase the kit under different logo.

Yes the containers have arrived in Long Beach and will be to us in just a few days.

I think that the 'toy' appearance is due to (a) the design of the vehicle, and (b) the perfect painting lines, and (c) the lack of battle damage & weathering.🤔Once the battle damage, weathering, figures & diorama base have been completed, it will no longer look like a toy.🙂

I use the Iwata HPCS an excellent airbrush.

@@AndysHobbyHeadquarters Thank you so much! 🙂

Got same airbrush as Andy its fantastic, you cant go wrong with iwata​@yay795

@@-donkey_696_ I appreciate your input and help. I am retiring to the hobby after many years so I am new to the airbrush and its use. Thank you again.

@yay795 np ,if your going get a compressor ,I'd get 1 with a little tank,like 1 or 2 liters and a small water trap I,I have 1 at compressor around 15 bucks and 1 came in an iwata airbrush I bought,it at the airbrush, makes it easy for my sausage fingers ,hand to hold lol